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Frederick Douglass: Autobiography - 12-Pack

In 1853, orator and former slave Frederick Douglass delivers a speech about his early days as a slave boy in Baltimore and the unique way he learned to read and write.
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  • 12 Scripts
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SKU WW-Y14379
Series
Reader's Theater Classics,
Grade 5 - 9
Language English
SKU WW-Y14379
Series Reader's Theater Classics,
Grade 5 - 9
Language English
Content Area Language Arts, Social Studies
ISBN 9781490018690
Genre Biography
Format Print
Configuration 12-Pack
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Frederick Douglass: Autobiography - 12-Pack

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Frederick Douglass: Autobiography - 12-Pack

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In 1853, orator and former slave Frederick Douglass delivers a speech about his early days as a slave boy in Baltimore and the unique way he learned to read and write.
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In 1853, orator and former slave Frederick Douglass delivers a speech about his early days as a slave boy in Baltimore and the unique way he learned to read and write.
Includes:

Includes:

  • Teacher's Guide
  • 12 Scripts
Details:
SKU WW-Y14379
Series Reader's Theater Cla Reader's Theater Classics
Grade 5 - 9
Language English
Content Area Language Arts, Socia Language Arts, Social Studies
ISBN 9781490018690
Genre Biography
Format Print
Configuration 12-Pack

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